Hello all, Right now we're using Nginx(as a proxy) to serve videos(4gb) and small objects(< 100k), using Openstack Swift as backend.
Yesterday, I tried turn proxy_buffering off to see if it would improve nginx performance but it didn't. However, I realised that nginx stoped to write new files on proxy_temp_path and proxy_cache_path until I turn proxy_buffering off. I have two question: 1) Is that a expected behaviour? If I turn proxy_buffering off, nginx will disable cache and temp files? 2) If proxy_buffering is on, shouldn't nginx recieve the entire response, before send it to the cliente? Or does it wait only enough to fill the configured buffers? Regards, NM
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